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ported choke

Started by crow_zach, February 12, 2012, 12:25:42 PM

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crow_zach

this is probably a dumb question but im new at all this is it alright to use a ported choke with a ported barrell.

SumToy

Tell us just how dead do you want them to be and we will see if we can get that for you.
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bird

Yes, No Problems with using both together.

omegafoo

Sure. You can use a ported choke even if you have Ports on the barrel.

crow_zach

thanks for the quick response will the ported barrel help with recoil.

SumToy

Ported barrel is about the only way to help the recoil other then the forcing cone.
Tell us just how dead do you want them to be and we will see if we can get that for you.
Building American made products with American made CNC's and Steel.  Keep all the service Men and Women that gave a LIFE for our FREEDOM a live when you buy American.  God Bless the USA


Mr16Gauge

Good Advice from all.

Reduce recoil  with the barrel

Strip the wad with the choke

Best of both worlds

:OGturkeyhead:

R AJ

If you are shooting a semi-auto there is a chance that shells will not feed properly. By using magnum loads it is more likely not to be a problem.

MossRem

I use a ported Preston Pittman tube on my ported Mossberg 835. I think the combination helps with recoil. Not such a factor in the field, but it sure makes patterning less uncomfortable. I've still got the factory tube that came with the gun. It's not ported.